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Dale Johnson promised to change the full-time requirement for diss 
students, put in there at the last moment by Olswang from the Provost's 
office. We are yet to see the change or any addendum of that nature. That 
may be a good question to ask during the meeting. GD

On Sat, 4 Mar 1995, Sunny Otake wrote:

> 	Hello!  My apologies if you are receiving this message twice, but
> not everyone is on slavic-uw, and I need to hear from everyone about this.
> 	It turns out that only another senator can proxy for me, so I'll
> just have to re-schedule my class to another night in order to attend
> Wednesday's GPSS meeting.  In addition to representing our viewpoint, I
> need to be there in order to introduce the second Resolution to Protect
> Graduate Students in Eliminated Programs.  I am working on this now and
> will be drawing it up on Tuesday with Kerry Woolsey, the GPSS Secretary. 
> If you have something you would like to see appear in this resolution,
> please let me know. 
> 	 I realize that some people might be thinking that voicing our
> concerns through GPSS doesn't have any effect, but if we don't voice our
> concerns through every available channel, we have a lot less of a chance
> to be heard.  Outside of the Graduate School Council, no one is losing any
> sleep over protecting our rights as students.  That's up to us.
> 	If you have questions you would like to ask Dale Johnson, Dean of 
> the Graduate School, when he comes to address the GPSS on Wednesday, 
> please let me know.  I have only heard from one person, and I feel 
> certain that there must be more concern out there about what will happen 
> to us than has been evidenced so far.
> 
> 					Sunny Otake
> 
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